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12 weeks from an over grown, rubbish strewn allottment plot to this.
Mum & Dad enjoying the evening sunshine
Mum & Dad enjoying the evening sunshine
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Never had a lottie, always had a garden big enough for our needs, but that looks very tempting -
Got to wonder what you've been doing with your spare time - do you have a hobby of some kind ?Originally posted by keat63 View Post
(sorry couldn't resist the temptation any longer) :-)Comment
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I did have hobbies until we got the allotment.
It's been a few weekends hard work, but now most of the hardwork is done, hopefully, next year will be easier.Comment
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That's a plot you can be proud of. Congratulations.Comment
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I'd like to be associated with the comments of the last speaker/poster.
Certainly impressive work, should you be allowed to work your parents that hard?Comment
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It does look a productive plot
Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Wow.........well done.
OK so plans for this year are?I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work. Thomas A. Edison
Outreach co-ordinator for the Gnome, Pixie and Fairy groups within the Nutters Club.Comment
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Gosh!
That's fantastic
Well done -very inspiring
"Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple
Location....Normandy FranceComment
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Looks amazing. I live in hope that in 11 weeks time mine may look like that. Do you have a before pic?Comment
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I thought I had a before pic, but can't seem to find it.
I'll ask the Mrs.
I do have one of us putting the pallet fence up and the first bit of rotivating in April, but it's from the opposite direction.
Things we've done:
Collect rubbish.
Strim.
Weed Kill.
Collect more rubbish.
Dig & Rotivate.
Pallet fencing.
Wire netting fencing.
Relocated a shed from a friends garden 10 miles away.
Raised beds.
Pull out weeds.
Pull out more weeds.
Things still to do.
Try and control the thistles and HorseTail weed.
I can see the HorseTail being troublesome.
Things we've planted.
Maris Piper Potatoes.
Red and white onions. (seeds & sets)
Spring Onions.
Beetroot.
Carrots.
Runner Beans.
Peas.
Lettuce.
Raddish.
Leeks.
Cabbage. (pidgeons been at em)
Cauliflower. (pidgeons been at em)
Sprouts. (pidgeons been at em)
Swedes.
Parsnips.
Pumpkins. (x4)
Strawberrys. (only a few)
Celearic (weve never had celeriac)
Garlic.
A few old onions from the fridge to allow them to go to seed. (experiment)
Transplanted a rhubabrb and Gooseberry.
I have a Hop plant for the back fence.
I forgot to mention half a dozen spare tomato plants
Dad works hard for his age. :-)Last edited by keat63; 13-06-2018, 08:54 AM.Comment
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That is truly amazing. Im just at the strimming, weedkiller & black plastic stage. Just done 1 weekend. Ive got loads of horsetail. If i can just get it it a manageable level, lol. Well done
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To be fair, there have been 4 of us at it.
The horsetail seems to be resticted to one particular area, so I'm tempted next spring to wollop it with Glufosinate-ammonium and have that particular area as a late plot.Last edited by keat63; 13-06-2018, 09:25 AM.Comment
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